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Message:: [QUOTE="clembo, post: 346664, member: 8033"]I'm pretty much with Jim M on this one. Although it may seem trivial to many you must go through the chain of command. I spent many years handling money and ALWAYS made it a point to let my bosses know that I collected it. None ever had a problem with it. I really did it to let them know if they saw me yanking a $20 note out of the register one of mine was going in it's place. The owner of the truck stop I managed used to call me into the office when the bookeeper got back from the bank so I could go through HIS money. He turned out to be a jerk but was really cool in that aspect. Now my wife handles cash. Her manager used to actually work for me so it's cool. Recently their DM came in and noticed a $20 note upside down in the drawer. He asked why (my wife was off that day) and the manager told him she was saving it for me. He thought it was cool. No problem. The only problem I really have with this whole scenario is the manager actually. It's not HIS dollar it's the company's. Were I managing this place I would have had a long talk with Stainless to set it straight. Hey, if his drawer balances after shift they have lost NOTHING. Believe me - good cashiers are hard to find.[/QUOTE]